Because you are. Like. The
United States of America. Stands one nation.
Indivisible with liberty and justice for all.
I make
a motion to prove the agenda second. On favor say aye aye aye aye all opposed motion
carried are there is there anybody that would like to speak as part of the
opposition's requests and communications this morning or this tonight this evening
. But every time I need is. OK We've got
a business subsidy policy public hearing at seven and then
a tiff district. As part of that too so we'll continue on and come back to that at
seven o'clock there's one change the consent agenda item easy on the third
contract. We're changing the word. With. Sam to
pseudo we're changing number six wage agreed upon six hundred we're going to say
payment agreed upon
a six hundred or so to be payment instead of wage so I would I would make
a motion to approve the consent of general with said change their second second on
favor say I I opposed motion carried I don't think there's any ordinance or
resolution changes for today. Flood update all and my.
Welcome. Honorable Mayor and Council obviously we're going to get an update for the
the levee. That's at this time place basically been placed on all of the of the
levee except for Section five Section five is the section from the covered Creek
lift station towards Kerry Peterson South Head and west towards wastewater
treatment plant. Right now we've got about fifty percent of the poly on the levee
and. We're going to speed be done with the poly wrapping sometime around Wednesday
or Thursday. Once we get that done the sandbag get put in keep in place
one of the things that we're currently working on is trying to work with the court
to get the two red work crossings completed. This one appears
a lot more difficult at the trestle and we're looking at us and then still material
kind of
a floor will concrete or fulfill we want to get there or another blessing if you
will. To make sure that that's something they've used tried and we don't we're not
trying to reinvent the wheel saw. We get the feeling at the third street for street
bridge should be done today it's getting pretty close and that will be probably
wrapped sometime by Wednesday or Thursday also. I would estimate we're at about
ninety to ninety five percent completed. On schedule
a little bit ahead of schedule at this time we are forecast they're forecasting
some rain here for the next three days so we'll see how that plays into things but
if nothing else we're on time we have the clay in place the remaining work could be
done in rain conditions so so I think we're sit in
a pretty good position. But that's about all
whatever it will but. The biggest the biggest issue that if you notice is that we.
Know we have work
a little bit later tonight and this patient that we are going to have it's kind of
forecast maybe three inches in the next three days we thought that might impact our
scope of work so we just decided to go ahead and you know. That and we you know
this is we can work we just want to stay safe our deadline was by Friday good to be
done and like it makes us we are good things looking pretty good so if we get rain
if we had three inches of rain the next three days and the pollies not on their
second affected we will get all you know you will get even if it's raining you can
still put it on OK That's why I want to get to play more plays and that would take
place you're on
a train get most of polygraph before the plane goes and labors can get in there and
then the western. Portion of forty. We're just going to are we on
a wait and see attitude on that you know just the nature of the construction that
we can do that relatively quick to speeding maybe four to five hours to build that
levee and it's going to be done on the pavement so it's there isn't as much work
involved there. So it should be kind of
a we can see see where the can see what the forecast the flood levels to be and. We
set Agent to have the resources in place it takes four five hours to do it but does
it take four or five hours to coordinate that I mean just just out of curiosity I
think that based on where the materials are right now we're borrowing the material
from the illiteracy So it's really close
a it's it could be closer than it is and and they've got sixteen trucks available
to put the material there so it's got the they could get the material there in four
to five hours I guess into probably Rapidan and get everything in place another two
to three hours maybe so within
a day we could have it done one thing I definite want to say is thank you to
Mueller's and Henchoz And also and for all the hard work that they've done and and
equal to the both of you the hours that you guys are putting in Mueller's right now
is borrowing the clay to us and we'll bring it back on or Don So that's
a huge cost savings for us to be able to do that we're borrowing it they're loaning
it right I said we're borrowing it. We're ON THE SAME PAGE Yeah no so.
Huge thank you to you to everybody that's putting in the extra time definitely
that's
a big pile of dirt out there is you look look god over the Main Street Bridge that
I didn't think it was going to be that high when you start talking in these
meetings and how you look at it is thirty feet. Parts got to be ten or twelve feet
high I'd like to take you back and I apologise for interrupting but I also want to
make sure that we don't forget Dave's excavation in there either and absolutely
amazing job and I mean we've talked to her and this is the before the storm but.
Honestly I wouldn't I mean we talk all the time about civic pride community pride
and I mean we had forty eight volunteers sign up for sandbags one hundred fifty
showed. We have. I mean all these companies are local They're all right no backyard
there are completely standing up and you guys are getting straddled with something
that you didn't necessarily plan for and. I can speak for myself and I think I
speak for the council that we have the utmost faith in you and thank you for doing
what you do and I would want anybody else to do it so I do want to shout
a shout I want to Dan Meyer too he's from and of so it was absolutely he is
that good person is all he says he's been here all the time so let me watch I think
I have to actually after
a council meeting tonight I'm schools meet with the fire department we're going to
start going over for Cedars for life while. I have to talk to me for the pumps or
how they operate actually going to word town and actually get them guys on board.
The car are you going to be doing live
a large. High sign up at the again. And
I have to do anything. Also we're working on getting
a camera up there to watch it city Chaska was out today big think you did them for
for coming you know for helping us with that I don't know how feasible it is I'm
still working out the logistics of making it public there's that there's
a limitation on the number of connections and if we get people that sit there and
watch it all day long we're going to eat up the connections the cameras are still
kind of working out that so we can try and do it without. Blocking access from you
know the management and the emergency management and that that might need it so
working on that we should we're looking at late this week to get that installed and
and maybe data set it up so. I guess the other question that's come up is where to
residents look for for the latest information and. Friends his friends and I were
at a woman are on Thursday down in the city of Chaska or at Carver County there's
a lot of information that's out there right now there's
a lot of people that say I heard over the weekend what was everybody worried about
the river's not up at all but then you read in the news that that man Cato is
supposed to go up twelve feet in the next you know X.
Number of days and all that water's going to come down to us. Bret nigher or
Branson in Christie of being pretty diligent about getting updates out on the
city's website that's the official place to to look for information. From my blog
perspective I usually will try and not I won't break news out there we'll get it
out on the city's Web site first but I'm putting it out there we're putting it on
Facebook. So we're trying to utilize some of the different communication methods
that we've got but the city's website if there's
a question about it please call the city hall and ask some downtown residents that
are hearing that's going to be five feet below last year and I don't think that's
going to be the case whatsoever and then keep into Keep in mind that if you start
looking at those flood. Predictions from the National Weather Service Those don't
account for any precipitation those don't account for three inches of rain those
don't account for that type of thing so in whatever you see we were cautioned that
it's not the crest that we're seeing out there don't we're not supposed to look at
that and say that's the cross next Friday or Saturday and we're free from there so
. It's a complicated process it's
a complicated deal the National Weather Service was saying we're not predicting
anything past Jordan at this point we're not sure what's going to happen Chaska
we're not sure it's going to happen Shockey we're not we're not sure what's going
on I was savage so it is
a fluid situation completely on that one hundred ten on that being said you know we
don't only can we can't do anymore we've raised is as far as we can raise it. Some
rules are going to close or aware of it not entirely accurate we can go sandbags on
top of already. That would be expected of the spikes and to Colorado. And
it's just impossible to get
a machine up there so I mean. We've seen river he's three feet in
a day or two and for those that point we kind we kind of built the thing so that we
could take the maximum OK So very difficult to get up there in sand to get one or
two layers. I think the other point that you were just bringing up to
a little bit ago was the misnomer about what we are going to get for and I will be
sure here just what the weapon are that we have today if you start looking through
other rivers and different systems they're very different than what we have here
right now so I mean you do hear one where there's
a rest this river that might be in southern Minnesota somewhere and there already
that's you know you post to it where you got to really look at specifically we're
right here I did hear
a comment today too from some of it so they are it's could be five feet higher than
what we have is your saw those rumors are up there going right now we're going I
think my point in all this Polish felt is that it is what it is we're doing
everything that we can we're prepared we've got
a levee watch I don't want to create any panic but at the same time I mean we've
given all the information that we can give if you want to look at it your guess is
as good as ours we've got our engineer working now we've got you guys work and I
was covered as we can be right at us go up and I feel very confident that the work
that you guys have done the months of planning of certainly paid off and and once
you guys pulled the trigger it's been an amazing process to watch. Think you need
help with anybody having come now Max on Trevor. We will call it OK. I drove I
drove
a bobcat once point to. Any other comments for questions thanks him boys Thank you
. Housing Action Plan Cindy.
Thank you and your packets is
a copy of the Housing Action Plan that we're asking you to consider for approval
and then we will send it to the Met Council this plan is required as part of your
participation in the local housing incentives account the majority of the
information as you've probably read in my agenda request form is already you've
already adopted it in one of your other plans so this isn't anything new they just
require that it be basically compiled into
a housing plan document and submitted to them separately the only section that's
new from literally something that wasn't cut and pasted from some other document is
the section on implementation and that's
a list of items that the city there already has done or has indicated in some other
plan that would consider doing so I kind of really combined things there to get to
that that section but otherwise this is ALL THINGS THAT YOU'VE you or your
predecessor Council has opted in the past. QUESTION Can we
insert some two thousand and ten numbers in here now that. Now that the census is
done but information isn't that detail the I think just the population numbers all
but not the detail I haven't looked actually I think it is out there. I can update
it was look and if we can great because it be nicer if we had you know more recent
numbers. Sure if you want to do it if you want to adopt contingent on that or would
you rather bring it back to another meeting because I would just add all doesn't
add the Congress is a table and it was
a something that has to be done immediately or if we have timeline or well it's
sort of if there's any possibility that something could come up where the city
might want to apply for
a Livable community develop demonstration account funds this summer. Then it's more
of
a time timing if we could just adopt them that you know if. Adopt the plan but say
update it with more recent numbers if available OK the census numbers
the details housing stuff so. Yeah because I was on the site I think there.
Are any other questions comments but.
Is there a motion to approve a make
a motion to approve resolution or the Housing Action Plan and resolution Oh is
a housing expert and the resolution. You have to adopt both or just the resolution
there's not
a resolution. Resolute always where there is no resolution
just adopt the plan I'll make
a motion to adopt the plan inserting more recent numbers as of two thousand and ten
census if available
a second on favor say aye. All opposed ocean Kerry and
all swans that's up to Nelson just
a copy of anything that change OK sounds good thank you.
Remove on to Item Number ten. Reports of birds and committees.
I think we since we last met. Days met So we kicked that often
and started preparing for twenty alive and and trying to figure out who's
interested and helping with that. We made now we
need maybe we did. Are going to wreck each P.C.
Was their P.C.
Has met the last meeting we had shipped out there and we kind of went through some
proposed ordinance changes zoning and they had some really great suggestions and
some things I think are starting to move was good. Streetscape any other
updates. Yeah but we've had some and we mean next week
we've had
a lot of lighting meetings that we in what we. I don't know we completely finalized
but we've come to I think
a consensus. Monument sign on the entrance to. The
development and. Leave the vegan road.
There's some issues with
a left hand turn lane that was going to be future left and Terry Lane That will now
be current while still remaining future. That I think will work over really well
and we actually are in the process of pricing out and getting an idea of Elliott
the street lights versus H I D. We're looking at.
Shepherds kind of lamp overlooking the street with
a carver medallion with
a water tower on the inside all staying within our. Projected budget.
Finalized some trees the landscaping plan I think it looks really really really
good. Sidewalk on one side of the road not to. The Might just the one that
we looked at it essentially is
a rock face on the side and then going down the kind of goes with the. Prairie to
water as the rock on the side incorporates some of the old barns the ball barn rock
. We're kind in the process or now if we want one the granite rocks or. The
arguments actually I think Glenn and I am same page in that for the year or so but
this sign Carver will be backlit with kind of. Patina metal behind it as
depiction of the prairie and then the carver will be again a kind of
a patina blue with backlit and it'll be really really impressive an idea is to have
something that we can have recreated for other developments that come in
a car or so that we stay consistent and we have
a uniform look I think it's extremely classy it's very simple and it's not it's not
overdone yet it's well stated. Our engineer in architects have done
a very nice job options that they can. Thank you well summarized Thank you.
Any other committee updates commission updates. Anything new in the Planning
Commission elsewhere. Or it's not seven o'clock should we recess for eleven minutes
or what it's for the public hearing the business. Of ours or any other
business. OK.
So I don't know what's the protocol your brother. Wants you recess for until seven
o'clock for this point will recess until seven o'clock for the public hearing.
Because the meeting back to order. On the agenda is the business subsidy
policy and I'll turn over to Jessica.
Thank you and good evening Mr Mayor and members of the Council. And I don't have
a Power Point so.
There are. Two public hearings this evening and they already relate to
the mills. Project the mills fleet for the first public hearing which you just open
relates to the business subsidy policy and first I'm going to describe.
What that is and why we need
a hearing and then I'll review some of the key provisions that's in the proposed
policy. According to Minnesota state law any time
a public entity provides more than one hundred fifty thousand dollars in assistance
to private development for economic development purposes that's called
a business subsidy and prior to providing that assistance the city must have in
place
a business subsidy policy and criteria this is all clearly spelled out in state law
that policy then has to be approved following
a public hearing. We initially intended to not only hold public hearing tonight but
also have the policy available for your approval. We were now postponing that
resolution adopting the policy because it should occur at the same time as the tiff
plan is approved and that's been delayed for
a short period so which I'll get into it's not going to hold up the project. So
the purpose of the hearing tonight is to open it to take public comment on the
proposed policy and to close the hearing without adopting the policy that will come
back in
a future evening. So the purpose of the policy as I mentioned is to. Provide
counsel and staff with guidance about when it's appropriate to provide
a business subsidy and first and foremost it says that the project has to prove
need that it wouldn't proceed without public financial assistance Secondly it has
to achieve important goals set forth by the city and the council and these
goals include such things as enhanced in the tax base retaining or creating jobs
and promoting. Additional development beyond that which is is being assisted
So in this case that would be the lapse property that this would spur development
of that whole commercial area. It can be redevelopment so if you
are assembling persons for redevelopment if you redeveloping obsolete or
substandard buildings that would warrant
a business subsidy and then very encouraging various types of housing so for
example you just approved the housing plan. And so if you wanted to assist
a project that conforms with that plan. That could be approved now having this
business subsidy policy in place does not obligate you to provide a business
a city it just says if you choose to these are the general criteria to follow but
every case every request comes in with an application and is reviewed and is
recommended has its own public hearing. So. I just want to
make sure that that it's clear this isn't setting you up for
a string of assisting. So one question I've got is. With the downtown business
council we talked about potentially offering
a rehabilitation storefront loan type thing
a couple of thousand dollars is that not fall into this at all that's correct
that's us to be entered in excess of one hundred fifty OK. That.
And so in addition to that the things in the past we talked about what your general
goals are there is also guidance on how these individual applications will be
evaluated from a financial perspective and from
a public purpose perspective. And that's the only comments I have but I'm happy to
take questions. Any comments from the audience.
Her It comes from the counsel.
Is there
a motion to approve or to close the public and Mr America we just keep the ball
here you know put it all we just got
a good excuse me just who goes through the Texan plan we're trained to find out
from way whether it needs to be here needs to be continued or closed so are just
a minor detail but we want to make sure we do it right or we'll move on to the next
one which is the district. And and I had a discussion with Mary
a poll on that question and she said we can close the hearing continuing it is an
option. If. The city council wants to for example have there
been public comment that they wanted to pursue further they could continue it. But
proceed with the the next hearing OK. So the next hearing that was an
agenda for this evening relates to approving the tiff plan and related documents
and. This gets
a little bit more complicated so bear with me. The reason that there is to hear
is because. Cities are not allowed to take money from their general fund and
just make a business subsidy with it and just
a system element that isn't an authorized the use of tax dollars
so there are just a couple of. Maybe
a handful or less of ways that the state legislature has authorized cities to
promote economic development in their communities and one of these financing tools
is tax increment financing which we refer to as. Now the state doesn't like T.F.
So they have created many obstacles to and hoops to jump through and procedures to
follow and limitations on the use of tariff and so. We are following all of those
and we have not only Larry Harris who were looking at this but the city's ban
council into for turning variable is also reviewing this and we of course do
a lot of so you're in good stead but that's why we end up with this whole kind of
confusing mechanism. So not only do we have the legal framework but the other
reason we do to fix that it actually provides
a revenue source that doesn't compete with your tax dollars the premise behind
is that you're assisting projects that otherwise would not have been completed
without. So what happens is that right now the mills property.
I don't remember the exact value saw let's say three million for discussion
purposes is the assessed market value on that land. If we put that land and we're
just talking about the land south of the back intro that the store will occupy not
the parcel they own north of here so if you put the southern portion into
a tiff district what happens is that. The taxes that are related to the
land value which we've for sake of argument said is three million dollars will
continue to go to the city the school district the county and all the other taxing
jurisdictions. The taxes that relate to the increase in market value from the
three million to twenty million again just for easy math so seventeen million
dollars of value the taxes related to that would be captured. By the county that's
called tax increment. That is sent to the city and the city uses it to
help assist with some of the unusually high project cost for that project now
Mills is going to pay the same amount in taxes as whether it's in
a tip district or whether it isn't so there is no different from their perspective
in terms of what they're paying this is not
a forgiveness and tax. In addition only a portion of
a new taxes are going to be captured there's the all the the portion that goes to
the state. You know for the it's called the school levy. That is not captured
market value referendum is not captured so that's like the school referendum taxes
so we've estimated the amount of increment that will be captured. And
currently has proposed that males would receive ninety percent of that increment So
this brings me or you with me OK this brings me to my next point which is how do
you convert OK so we're going to capture the increment for nine years we're going
to get one ninth of it each year. How do we take that money over
time and get it into the project now when the road has to be built and the
sewer has to be extended cetera et cetera the way we do that with the least risk to
the city as we undertake what's called
a pays you go know so Mills is going to pay for all of these project costs
a print you know issue
a note to mills that promises to repay for those project costs
out of tax income and if tax increment goes down. They're
out you aren't out so for example if you promise to pay. One hundred thousand
dollars
a year again just easy math numbers and the increment is only eighty thousand
you'll pay the eighty thousand and you won't be on the hook for the rest will pick
up more of their project costs in that scenario if the increment turns out to be
higher than was expected we've still kept the total amount that they would get
reimbursed for and they would just get paid back faster we prepaid than.
With me there OK. So that's how the tax increment is planned to be
used. The public hearing this evening again is required by law.
Prior to approval of the of the tiff plan and the redevelopment plan so there's
actually three things that are being considered tonight in the public hearing one
is the modification to the redevelopment plan the redevelopment plan is the legal
framework that underlies the tiff district that gives you the authority to create
a tiff district the city already has one in place and it's just
a matter of updating it because I think it was done in one thousand nine hundred
five so there are some. Updating of that and your project areas your whole city
you've annexed land we need to include that it's cetera et cetera. The second
component of the public hearing is to consider the tiff plan itself which is
the document that basically sets up the district within it there's
a budget for the maximum amount of to if that you can collect and how are you going
to spend that and then all the other statutory requirements are in there. And the
third component of the public hearing is is that it's the hearing to award the
business subsidies so if you remember my description of the business subsidy
hearing I said each time Napa cation comes in that has to have
a hearing this tiff plan hearing according to Mary Apple will serve also that
purpose of the business subsidy. So again. I'm almost done.
We had expected to have
a resolution for you this evening that would actually approve the tip plan that has
been delayed because there's
a provision in the tip flaw that allows the county road to.
Request I think the law says require the that increment be used to pay for county
road costs and in the eleventh hour the county actually did make that request and
so that letters in your in your memo. Is not going to make
a big difference to what we've been tended to do it and I don't thing as I know
it's not going to stall the project but there's some procedural stuff we need to do
baby sensually said. Like the anchorman pay off
males. Keep your administrate of and if there's anything left we want.
And there's
a provision in the law that now requires us to enter into negotiate agreement with
the county about how this is going to work so Mariel's drafting that agreement it
will go to the county for approval when that's all done we come back with the
resolution preventative plan so again the. Hearing tonight is to fulfill our
hearing requirement there's no action requested following the hearing will be
coming back with
a resolution for the plan and now I'm really done. Any questions for just
yes. I know that Ehlers represents other communities in Carver County is that
correct. Or I think you do don't you you don't have to specify Yes we do and we
also represent the county. And you also represent the county is this common
practice for the county to do this when the Fifth District is went to financing is
being used it's very uncommon have they ever done it before in Carver County Not
that I'm aware of interesting and oh. Well these improvements were not in their
five year plan and so I think that they need to for their own purposes identify
potential funding sources to pay for it I also think that in the Economic Times
story and I have seen more and more competition for resources between layers of
government than I have typically seen so everybody's trying to get everybody else
to pay. For the project.
And there may be
a political aspect to it too I don't know. Interesting other
questions for Jessica or questions from the audience when you say eleventh hour one
of this comment the request or the requirement from the county in March. And they
did have until tonight to make the request in forty five days with the county made
us aware that they're going to be sent
a letter you know close to the deadline but I wouldn't I think it's just
a figure of speech just because using the scented in and their regular protocol
more time that they had to give us the letter. And Dave Callista and I met with
the county's finance director and gave him C.
And then their editors representative of. Me
a week ago Friday to go over kind of what their plan was and we showed them our tax
increment runs and they showed us the intended to try to capture that increment and
we kind of worked through that process. So we were aware that they were more than
likely going to make this request is the counties now doing this countywide are
they doing this in the with the new development that is in the same timeframe and
in Chasse going over on one what is it or not only what I don't think they're using
tax increment there and frankly I don't think the county was aware this provision
existed and so this is their first time requesting that I don't know that for
a fact but I. Were some allusion and thanks
for that information and I would just concur what happened at the eleventh hour was
we saw this little sentence in the law about needing an agreement with the county
so that was sort of the eleventh hour thing. So you're present the county and you
represent the city in the US Well I don't know and we have we we don't talk to
each other in the press I was recommended County but I wasn't moving to like
a loser I think that I just I just wanted to point out fact this is the first time
the county's done this that we're aware of and I just. Find it interesting yeah
I've seen counties in greater Minnesota do it more often in the metro area but just
to clarify just for this is kind of it's
a provision that you'd have to dig deep into Texan if you meant financing law to
find it's I mean it's not something that
a lot of people use probably because it's not readily available these That's how it
was explained to me by some attorneys Well it is
a rather obscure provision nonetheless we do notice the county how much is that.
Kind of cost. Wards the court counties portion of the increment Well the counties
portion of the road cost is eight hundred fifty four thousand we don't actually
expect there to be any incremental bailable to help pay that because as I said that
the developer gets ninety percent the city gets ten percent and based on our
estimates that doesn't leave anything left the county wanted to be clear that they
don't want to be they want to be second in line they want to make sure mills in the
interest goes along with the increment payments is paid to Mills at but they want
to be second why should there be excess increment they want to have that available
to them to pay for their right it doesn't sound like would just could just said.
Just going to say that so. Mills is in line for their ninety percent yes whatever's
left over after the ninety percent The county wants Well then the city gets its
administrative costs paid for so the incremental go for it will get out of that
hundred percent of the pie mills will get ninety percent and we'll get our ten
percent administrative costs assume as Mills is paid off and say they get paid off
in your eat with their interest if there is that one extra year instead of this
sort of in the district bill or the county wants to have that kept open and collect
that increment for all that one additional year and apply it to so if we don't all
mills that ninety percent the county gets that ninety percent let me let me give an
example wrong let's we will soon in our tax increment projections that there isn't
any increase in market value. So let's say again I have this. Twenty
million dollar value for the project Let's say we somehow get back into the go go
development here and that project is increasing in market value by ten percent
a year. We haven't projected that in so the max We haven't pledged that
Tamils So if if there's
a lot more increment because the market values are going up mills will get paid off
earlier and then there may be some left for the county is sort of
a waterfall first mills will get paid for their project costs in the city OK I did
that on it but here's the deal for me is that we're not figuring any anchor we're
not for going to any increase in market value in the increment so we pay mills off
if I if what happens if there if what I think happens up there if I think what's
going to happen up there happens it's clear. Him else isn't going to be alone for
a long while it's none of that is in the tax increment is external kind of once
Mills isn't alone for long Mills is project the value goes. Incrementally.
So the monies that were collecting now we're incrementally paying them off quicker
because we kept out at X. Now it's X.
Times one point six we paid them off and let's just say that goes
gangbusters and their value goes up and we pay them off in six years you're telling
me that under this agreement for the next five years we pay the county that ninety
percent without without this agreement that after six years and they're paid off
we'd have to decertify the district with the county is there yet and what county is
asking is that we keep the district open and using I think that meant to the
question I ask you make is you're correct in your so if bill is paid off after six
years Connie would be collecting ninety percent so they collect the city's portion
and the schools portion until their debt was paid off which inevitably we're going
to pay for Probably if it all goes well probably going to pay for over half of that
road so that were true that's why we're we're delaying action on this because we
want we have to have an agreement with the county we're trained negotiate some
better and this is this is an agreement this is
a stipulation that they've never used before and all of
a sudden they're using on this record and this doesn't count with the agreement
that we came up with the seventy five twenty five or whatever the rest of it is on
payment section which just turns into forty sixty S were trained sort our
way through that when we meet with them on this agreement. While
we're small loosening. I mean why isn't our county representative here.
I'm asking Randy were area. OK. All right.
There Any other comments from the public or the council Thank you Jessica for that
very good explanation thank you very much and here when are you meeting with him
again the county. Mary
a poster asking an agreement so soon as we get that draft will forward it to the
county and it will play I mean there's nothing scheduled today. But and that
agreement will have the proposed how we're going to handle the counties repayment
correct as
a council it for me I would like to see it before it goes to the county since
they're not covering this expense in full I don't know that we should be giving
them one hundred percent of the ninety percent at all if you see what I'm saying
but see there's statutorily allowed to get all of it certainly So we're just
basically politically asking them to work with us on this and make them I want to
meet with you I'd just like to see it before we send it to the condo make sure the
consul gets the draft. Thank you.
Anything else and we close them and make
a motion we close the public hearing second. That for both of them.
Very say I. Oppose the need anyone. Cared.
Any other business tonight. They're saying that as their motion to adjourn
their second circuit sorry on favor say aye oppose Thank you.